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by iigs
5609 days ago
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Non-contract prepaid phones are also subsidized in the US. There have been billboards in Austin, among other places I'm sure, for:
http://www.stopcellphonetrafficking.com/ I haven't considered the math yet, but I suspect that the rate of price decline cited in this article is too aggressive, and that truly subsidy free Android phones for $99 are some time away yet. |
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The guy in the store suggested that the cheapest way for me to get a working phone was to buy a prepaid phone and swap the SIM card from the one I washed.